- March 9, 2017
- Gamepires
Gas Guzzlers: Combat Carnage
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About
"Gas Guzzlers: Combat Carnage" is an arcade-style racing game with destructible environments and combat elements. Players compete in races with weapons-equipped vehicles, aiming to destroy opponents and cross the finish line first. With multiple game modes, upgrades, and customization options, it offers a thrilling and action-packed racing experience.











- The game features fun driving mechanics combined with engaging combat, making for a chaotic and enjoyable experience.
- It has a variety of tracks and weapons, along with easy controls and a good sense of speed, which enhances the overall gameplay.
- The graphics and art direction are impressive for an indie title, and the humorous elements, including voiceovers and character interactions, add to the charm.
- The game suffers from technical issues, including bugs and lack of proper controller support, which can hinder the gameplay experience.
- There are complaints about the AI being unchallenging and the rubberbanding mechanics making races feel unfair.
- The game lacks content compared to its successor, Gas Guzzlers Extreme, with fewer tracks and game modes, leading to a potentially repetitive experience.
graphics
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are generally praised for their modern and vibrant quality, especially in terms of explosions and particle effects, which enhance the overall visual experience. However, some players noted inconsistencies and a faded look in certain areas, possibly due to post-processing adjustments. Despite being an indie title, the graphics and handling are considered impressive, although some users expressed disappointment over the lack of fun DLCs compared to other games in the genre.
“Despite it being an indie game, the graphics and handling are great.”
“But the graphics look somewhat better and more vibrant.”
“Graphics are nice overall, with special mention to explosions and particle effects: the road littered with burning wrecks is quite a sight as well as being a challenge to navigate.”
“Extreme looks like they just added post-processing, which made the visuals look faded and inconsistent.”
“Most likely this was done because people complained about the effects making it hard to see, rather than just an artstyle change like I thought before.”
“It doesn't explain away all of the changes done with the graphics, but that could be a factor in why the lighting and particle effects were toned down.”